Academic Year 2024-25 Tuition & Fees

On Ground Programs
School of Education Accelerated Certification in Teaching (ACT) Program $600 Per Credit
School of Education Master's Programs $600 Per Credit
School of Education MA in Teaching/Graduate Education Internship Program $26,500 Total (Tuition and Fees)
School of Education Ph.D. Program $735 Per Credit
School of Education CASE Program $735 Per Credit
School of Arts, Sciences, and Business Master's Programs $615 Per Credit
School of Arts, Sciences, and Business Art Therapy Program $690 Per Credit
School of Nursing Master’s Program - Nursing Leadership in Administration and Nursing Leadership in Education concentrations $690 Per Credit
School of Nursing Master’s Program - Family Nurse Practitioner and Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner tracks* $900 Per Credit
School of Pharmacy Program $40,350 Per Year
School of Pharmacy Student Fee $2,000 Per Year
Doctorate of Occupational Therapy $29,000 Per Year
Occupational Therapy Program Student Fee $1,000 Per Year
Physician Assistant $33,986 Per Year*
Physician’s Assistant Student Fees $1,500 Per Year 
Registration/Technology Fee (Non-Refundable) $195 Per Term
Tuition Payment Plan Service* Charge (If Applicable, Non-Refundable) See Plans for Details

*Physician Assistant program is a 7-semester program with the listed tuition representing three semesters per academic year. The 7th semester tuition will be pro-rated and no fee will be charged.
NDMU Online Programs (online.ndm.edu)
Online Certificate $515 Per Credit
Online Master's Degree $590 Per Credit
Online Ph.D. $690 Per Credit
Registration/Technology Fee (Non-Refundable) $195 Per Term

Note: Credit and debit card payments will include a 2.95% processing fee.
*Additional fees for nurse practitioner-specific resources will vary from semester to semester.

Financial aid

Limited financial aid is available in the form of low-interest loans and veterans' benefits.

Tuition Adjustment Policy

Tuition adjustments are based upon the total tuition due for all courses in any given semester. They are made on a percentage basis dependent on the date that the written withdrawal request is received in the registrar's office.

Tuition adjustment schedules, with the appropriate dates and percentages, are published in the course schedules at the beginning of each semester.

Withdrawal Notice

Telephone messages, communications with faculty members or advisors, and non-attendance at class are not valid methods of withdrawing from classes and do not obligate the University to refund all or part of the tuition. The fact that a student has not attended a class has no impact on tuition adjustment.

The University reserves the right to drop from classes any student who has not satisfied all financial obligations by the time classes begin. Non-payment of tuition without proper notification to the registrar's office of withdrawal from classes does not obligate the University to refund tuition payments or to credit a student's account for the tuition for that semester.

If the University exercises its right to drop students for non-payment, students must re-register for the courses. Payment of the outstanding tuition does not constitute re-registration and does not ensure the student a seat in any class.

Refund Requests

Must be indicated on the withdrawal form available in the registrar's office. Registration, admission application fee and late fees are non-refundable.

A student who is receiving financial aid will be subject to the refund policy established by federal guidelines.

For more information, contact the business office at 410-532-5440.